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Ancient Roman pot
Hello,
I’m adding a pot inspired by the Roman era. Since the model is quite large, printing it with my 3D printer would be quite costly, so I’ve uploaded the renders I made in Blender. The inner pot has a different printing method; set the base and top layer counts to 0 and use only the fill. This will make it elegant and water-permeable. Additionally, if you print the walls with the fuzzy skin feature, the water permeability will increase. I’ve attached a sample photo. **I hope you like it!**
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